There are not many places to eat in this town, so we just picked this one. The interior is a…read more'modern Scottish bar' that was very clean.The restaurant has an open plan where everyone is in the same room. We would rate the restaurant itself with four stars. We were greeted at the door and shown our table. The dinner menu was somewhat limited. However, there were surprisingly many vegetarian options. We felt it was unusual that they offered a choice of fried haddock or vegetarian fried haddock. We both chose the real thing. Our food came to the table in 10-15 minutes. We were so hungry, I forgot to take pictures. The fried haddock tasted excellent. It had a nice crust and the fish itself was hot and moist. My wife commented that the French fries were excellent as well. She rarely eats French fries, but she made an exception this time. Overall this was a nice dinner at a good price. It exceeded our expectations.

Amazing service and food. We couldn't ask for more. Prices very reasonable. Staff was great.read more

5 Stars for their limited menu which meant they were able to cook a few things perfectly and have…read more quick service. Instead of doing too much and end up having a bunch of average/poor food with slow service. Our tour bus dropped us off here for lunch just before heading off the see the Cliffs of Moher. All I want to say is that to ME, O'Connor's was a better attraction for me than a piece of rock next to the ocean (I have no idea what the bid deal is). Our table had their Seafood Chowder, Banger's & Mash And the Fish & Chips. Everything was very flavorful and fresh. Maybe it's because I'm American, but here, we have to pay at least 3 times the cost in order to get food that taste this fresh, otherwise it's most likely processed and have God knows what in it. The ordering process was also very simple, walk in, get a menu & table, remember your table number, walk up to the bar and tell them what you want and your table number, pay (and grab your drink if you ordered one), go sit down and in about 5 minutes your food is there. Fast, resonable priced, good AND Fresh. Couldn't ask for more. Ireland has truly been a very budget friendly country to visit

Among the greatest of all Irish pubs. Founded in 1832,the pub sits along the coast of County…read moreClare, Ireland with the Atlantic Ocean as a backdrop and the Cliffs of Moher just minutes away. Go inside, grab a pint of Guinness and wait for the trad music to start. Order some tasty mussels and soda bread and another pint of Guinness. You'll never want to leave, and once you do, you'll long to come back.

One of Kirkwalls' best bars, The Torvhaug is a modern, lively bar full of pub goers on Friday and…read moreSaturday nights. It has a dance floor area upstairs, tv screens for music videos, plenty of seating, a coffee machine and lots of choice of alcoholic drinks. Open during the day as well as every night.

I visited Lochinver in mid-July 2012 and was given the Caberfeidh as a recommendation when I got…read morefuel in the village, in reality there are only 2-3 places to eat in the evening, but I wasn't disappointed. There is a restaurant at the front and a bar/lounge at the back overlooking the river and loch which was very pleasant as the sun set. The menu showed a good range, including locally sourced ingredients. A selection of beers, proper real ale as well as fizzy keg (if you must), though I didn't get as far as what looked like a good selection of malt whisky. All of this was at a good price, not burger flippin' cheap but I certainly didn't feel like I was paying over the odds at all. I can't think of a reason why the Caberfeidh shouldn't have 5 stars.

Part of the Albert hotel, The bothy bar is open to the public. It has a very rustic looking…read moreinterior, with wooden booths and a coal fire in the corner. It definitely has an old-fashioned feel to it which it very popular with patrons. A nice, cosy place to come in Winter with reasonable drinks prices.

First choice every time when it comes to pubs in Kirkwall. Lively most of the week, only really…read morerowdy at the weekends. Friendly staff, & a pretty decent drinks selection, especially whiskys, & usually at least one local ale on (though you'll pay a fair bit more for it than anything else on draft, possibly as it's mainly drunk by tourists.) Good for a quiet one or two or a good session. & speaking of sessions, stumbled across some folk music on a Sunday evening, hopefully this is a regular thing